The Werewolf Trials
Stretch me further.
Cut the black magic from my flesh.
The Devil’s given me a girdle,
and when I put it on, I howl.
Hide your goats and lambs.
Hide your succulent boys,
fattened by books and bacon.
I’ll eat your brain if I like it.
Placebo Button
Push and I’ll give you
the illusion of control
Abigail Welhouse is a poet, and her writing has appeared most recently in the Rumpus, the Heavy Feather Review, Keep This Bag Away From Children, nin, and Yes, Poetry. Please send photos of mini-horses to her on Twitter.
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